Offensive Linemen making moves this offseason

In this edition, we cover some offensive linemen that are making waves this offseason and will be risers in rankings and take the next steps in their recruitment. These five guys are names to watch and remember.    Hammond has an excellent frame and great size for the position. He's best as an interior lineman but showcases agile footwork with great technique and strength to play either tackle spot. That versatility is key but as an interior lineman is where he shines with his traits. Hammond is light on his feet, has excellent footwork, and is an agile big man. He will easily pull and be a factor in the screen game. Hammond showcases great lateral quickness and he excels in run blocking. He is a physical mauler who will easily get to the second level and look for someone to hit. Hammond blends physicality and being light and agile, he is a good pass protector and completes an offensive line. He will be a player who gets offers and should get looked at regionally and see some offers from power-four programs. One of the best interior linemen in the state     Tumanuvao is a set it and forget it Left Tackle. He possesses good size and frame and will only get stronger as he grows into his frame. Tumanuvao has a quick first step and has an excellent base and terrific technique and is never out of position where he has to reach or compromise his technique. He is a physical player who has quick active hands and does a great dob of protecting his quarterbacks blindside. Tumanuvao has good footwork and it shows when he is asked to pull or be involved in the screen game. In run blocking he easily gets to the second level and does an excellent job of clearing out his path. Tumanuvao is an excellent prospect who will be a power-four player and should be recruited as one. Tremendous upside.     Matheson has good size and will continue to grow into his frame. He's a physical interior offensive lineman who shows good footwork and being light on his feet. Matheson is a good puller and displays good lateral quickness and he looks to take on a body and get to the second level. He excels with his first step and showcases a good base and active hands. Matheson's techniques allows him to be successful in pass pro and run blocking. He shows good strength and plays through the whistle. Matheson should get recruited regionally.     Leilua has a good frame and already up to 265 lbs. He should get to around 280 with relative ease. He is a strong, physical tackle who has good technique and a strong base. Leilua has a quick first step and moves well laterally. That allows him to keep good position with edge rushers and his footwork allows him to stay in front of quicker edge rushers. As a run blocker, he is simply a mauler and shows good ability to work to the second level. He's a 2028 class and should get looked at regionally in recruiting.     Casero is an athletic interior linemen who shows good athleticism. He has a good first step and quick on his feet. His quickness allows him to be an effective puller and he is a player with good strength who will drive his legs and drive his defender back and will work to the second level and clears the way. Casero is an effective run blocker and is used on the move because he is athletic and a physical mauler. Casero is just as effective in pass protection and he brings some unique traits as an interior lineman with his footwork and physical nature.    Those were five offensive linemen that you should get to know because they will be names that will be rising up the ranks.

In this edition, we cover some offensive linemen that are making waves this offseason and will be risers in rankings and take the next steps in their recruitment. These five guys are names to watch and remember.